#Guitar hero metallica tv

This is a music and rhythm simulation game featuring the heavy metal band Metallica. Play well and the virtual crowd goes nuts and you can unlock additional venues and tracks, but make too many mistakes and you're booed offstage faster than you can say 'Lars Ulrich. Lyrics Mild Suggestive Themes Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) Rating Summary. Fans can once again whip out their Gibson-shaped SG guitar controllers and shred to their favorite rock tracks. Join together with friends and rock out with guitar, bass, drums, and vocals to the best collection of Guitar Hero Music.

#Guitar hero metallica tv

Whether you're playing solo or with friends (in front of the same TV or via the Internet) your goal is to rack up points by hitting the right note (or drum) at the correct time. The entire set list is at players finger. In case you've never picked up (or observed) a Guitar Hero game, these music-based challenges let players jam along to some of rock's greatest hits over the past 40 years, using guitar/bass and drum-shaped peripherals, as well as a mic to sing, karaoke-style. GUITAR HERO: METALLICA also features more than 20 tracks from other artists personally selected by the band, including Foo Fighters, Judas Priest, Queen, MotГ¶rhead, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Thin Lizzy. Just as we strummed along with an Aerosmith-centric Guitar Hero game last year, now it's time to crank the volume and let your hair down for Metallica and its celebrated catalog of heavy metal tunes ranging from their early work ('Seek & Destroy' from the band's debut disc) to the commercial ditties of their self-titled 'Metallica' album ('Enter Sandman,' 'Nothing Else Matters') to newer tracks including 'Frantic' and 'My Apocalypse.' More than 45 tracks from the group's 28-year history are here, most of which need to be unlocked, as gamers jam as the L.A.-based fab four, led by vocalist James Hetfield. A new Drum Mode offers the possibility to play the drums without an existing drum track to create new rhythms, and the Battle mode (from Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock), has been updated with Metallica influences for the power-ups, with names like Fade To Black, Under The Ice and Ride The Lightning. 'Guitar Hero: Metallica' was the first of the MANY rhythm games released in the 2009 calendar year, and off the top, it might be easy to scoff at this game. Plug in and rock out with Activision Publishing's latest in the multimillion-unit-selling Guitar Hero series.